The Book of Testaments: French Poetic Farewells and Testaments of the 13th-15th Centuries is a unique work that invites the reader to immerse himself in the atmosphere of medieval France through the prism of poetry. The author, known for his deep research and ability to convey the spirit of the era, creates not just a collection of texts, but a real anthology of feelings, emotions and reflections that were relevant more than seven centuries ago. The book is a carefully selected works in which poets of the XIII-XV centuries say goodbye to life, express their last thoughts and hopes, as well as bequeath their feelings and experiences to descendants. These poetic wills, filled with sincerity and wisdom, allow the modern reader to look into the soul of a person of that time, to understand his fears, hopes and dreams. Each poem is not just words, but an entire universe in which personal experiences are intertwined with historical context. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from lovers of poetry and history to students and teachers studying medieval literature and culture. It will attract the attention of those who appreciate deep reflections on life, death, love and loss. Readers interested in philosophy and psychology will find much food for thought in these texts, and literature lovers will be able to enjoy the beauty of language and the expressiveness of poetic forms. The topics raised in the Book of Wills address not only personal experiences, but also broader social and cultural issues. What were the ideas about death and the afterlife in the Middle Ages? How did poets express their feelings in the conditions of a rigid social structure? These and many other questions become the basis for in-depth analysis and discussion, which makes the book relevant today. The author's style is distinguished by a subtle sense of language and the ability to convey emotions He masterfully uses metaphors and images, creating vivid pictures that remain in his memory. His other works, such as "Poetic Chronicles" and "Through the Ages: Literature and Life", also trace the desire to explore human nature and its versatility. By reading The Book of Testaments, you can experience the same spirit that permeates all of his workthe desire to understand and convey the essence of the human experience. This book will be not only an interesting reading, but also a real discovery for those who want to better understand the culture and literature of medieval France. She invites us to reflect on how poetry can serve as a bridge between ages, connecting us with those who lived and felt before us. The Book of Testaments is not just a collection of poems, but a living testimony to how words can preserve the memory of people and their feelings for centuries. If you are looking for something that will allow you to get in touch with history and culture through the prism of poetry, this book will be a real find for you. Do not miss the opportunity to discover the world of French poetry of the XIII-XV centuries and think about what it means to leave a mark on history through words.